Converting PNG (Portable Network Graphics) to SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) involves transforming a raster image composed of pixels into a vector format defined by mathematical formulas and paths. This conversion process, known as vectorization or tracing, identifies shapes, lines, and color areas in your PNG and generates corresponding vector elements in the SVG format.

Our PNG to SVG converter employs advanced vectorization algorithms that produce clean, efficient SVG code. The converter analyzes your image to detect edges, shapes, and color transitions, then creates optimized vector paths that represent your image with mathematical precision. Unlike raster formats that pixelate when enlarged, the resulting SVG can be scaled to any size without quality loss.

For best results, use PNG images with clear outlines, distinct shapes, and limited colors. Logos, icons, illustrations, and simple diagrams convert exceptionally well. While photographs can be vectorized, they typically result in complex SVGs with many paths and may not achieve the same level of detail as the original raster image.